🛡️ Child safety

Our standards against child exploitation

Lib's has zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE). This page describes our rules, how we detect abuse and how we cooperate with the authorities.

01 — The principle

Zero tolerance

Lib's has a zero tolerance policy toward any form of child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including the production, possession, distribution or solicitation of child sexual abuse material (CSAM).

02 — Commitments

What is strictly prohibited

The app is for adults only (18 and over). The following are strictly prohibited: any child sexual abuse content, any attempt to contact a minor for sexual purposes, grooming (manipulating a minor), sextortion, and any glorification of these acts.

03 — Detection

Detection & moderation

Reports related to child safety are handled with the highest priority. Any account involved is immediately suspended, the content is removed and kept as evidence in accordance with the law, and the account is permanently banned.

04 — Report

How to alert us

Any user can report content or behavior that endangers a minor: through the “Report” feature on every profile and every conversation, or by email at support@libs-app.com. This contact is authorized to discuss our practices and compliance regarding the prevention of child sexual abuse material.

05 — Authorities

Reporting to authorities

Lib's complies with all applicable child safety laws and reports CSAE content and behavior to the competent authorities — in France through the PHAROS platform (internet-signalement.gouv.fr) and, where applicable, to OFMIN and relevant international organizations. Lib's fully cooperates with judicial and law enforcement authorities.

06 — Contact

Designated contact

Lib's point of contact for any question about our practices and compliance regarding the prevention of child sexual abuse material is:

Franck Fabien Boulange
support@libs-app.com

We respond to requests from authorities, platforms and child protection organizations as quickly as possible.

This text reproduces word for word article 6 of our terms of use, of which it is the separately published version. In case of doubt, the Terms of Use prevail, and the French version is the legally binding one.

Last updated: September 29, 2026.